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New Grass Root Refinery
Investment Opportunity
in Bontang, East Kalimantan
Indonesia
Asian Refining Summit, March 3 and 4, 2016
Triharyo (Hengki) Soesilo
Project Director for Energy Sector
Committee for Acceleration of Priority Infrastructure Delivery
Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs
Presentation Agenda
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Indonesia fuel supply and demand
Concession from Indonesian government
The proposed new refinery location
Pre-feasibility study result for the New Refinery in Bontang
Public-Private Partnership
Estimated timeline
Staged implementation of New Grass Root Refineries
and also increasing capacities of existing Refineries
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Presentation Agenda
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Indonesia fuel supply and demand
Concession from Indonesian government
The proposed new refinery location
Pre-feasibility study result for the New Refinery in Bontang
Public-Private Partnership
Estimated timeline
Indonesian government commitments and concessions
1. Government guarantee for the new Refinery investment
2. Attractive Fiscal incentives, such as Tax Holiday for 20 (twenty) years,
3. Concession to use more than 500 Ha of land at no cost, adjacent to Badak LNG
Plant, in Bontang, East Kalimantan
4. Utilization of the existing assets at no cost, such as Utility units and Offsites
facilities at Badak LNG Plant, in Bontang, East Kalimantan
5. Accelerated approval of permits and licenses
6. Fuel Product Off take Guarantee
7. Various concession for 30 (thirty) years, which can be extended to 50 (fifty)
years, such as :
- Concession to import 300.000 barrel/day of crude for the new refinery
- Concession to sell fuel products in Indonesia
- Concession to sell Petrochemical products in Indonesia
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Presentation Agenda
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Indonesia fuel supply and demand
Concession from Indonesian government
The proposed new refinery location
Pre-feasibility study result for the New Refinery in Bontang
Public-Private Partnership
Estimated timeline
Bontang is a major Industrial hub for Indonesia
1. Sufficient infrastructure in the city of Bontang, to support a major Liquified
Natural Gas (LNG) industry with 8(eight) LNG trains and Urea Fertilizer
industry complex with 7(seven) Ammonia and Urea plants.
2. Government own an estimated 580 ha of land, adjacent to the Badak LNG
Plant, as the proposed location for the new refinery
3. Deep sea port along a major shipping sea lane
4. Non-existent Earthquake and Tsunami possibilities
5. Many internationally-owned industries are operating and prospering in
Bontang.
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Bontang Refinery
Tank Farm
Buffer Zone/
Greenbelt Area
Bontang Refinery
ISBL & Utility
Badak LNG Plant
Marine
Terminals
Makassar
Strait
N
Main Urban/
Residential Area
Overview of New Refinery location to LNG plant
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The Utilities and Offsites facilities for 4(four) LNG
trains can be utilized for the new Refinery project
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Available facilities for the New Grass Root Refinery
from existing Badak LNG Plant
1. Electricity generation for 139 MW
2. HP steam production of 350 ton/hour
3. Compressed air 5975 Nm3/hour
4. Nitrogen 1312 Nm3/hour
5. Tank storages
6. Loading dock, Jetties, Loading arms,
7. Blending facilities
8. Shops, Maintenance and Fire fighting facilities
9. Offices, Employees housings,
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Presentation Agenda
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Indonesia fuel supply and demand
Concession from Indonesian government
The proposed new refinery location
Pre-feasibility study result for the New Refinery in Bontang
Public-Private Partnership
Estimated timeline
The crude definition used for the Pre-feasibility study
is based on typical Middle Eastern crude assay
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Crude
Unit
Gas Plant
Naptha
Hydroteater
Kerosene
Hydrotreater
Diesel
Hydrotreater
Atmospheric
Residue
De-Sulphurization
Residue
Fluid
Catalytic
Cracking
Naphta
Splitter
Isomer
Unit
Catalytic
Reforming
LPG
Gasoline
Gasoline and
Naphtha
Kerosene/
Jet Fuel
Diesel
Propylene,
Naphtha,
Gasoline
Option 1 – Configuration with Fuel as the main product
Technology to handle Middle East crude
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Total Feed Stock (Ribu barel/hari) 300 300 300 300 300 Basra Light 200 200 200 200 225 Arab Light 100 100 100 100 75
Total Produk Kilang (Ribu barel/hari) 296 300 295 299 275 C3 Mix 3 3 6 6 7 C4 Mix 1 2 1 3 - Gasoline RON 92 121 123 115 117 24 Gasoline RON 95 30 31 29 29 98 Jet Fuel / Kerosene 4 4 3 3 49 Diesel 137 137 141 141 97
Total Petrokimia (Ribu barel/hari) 9 9 12 12 14 Benzene - - - - - P-Xylene - - - - - Butadine - - - - - Poly Propylene 5 5 8 8 10 Poly Ethylene HDPE - - - - - MEG - - - - - DEG - - - - - Sulphur 4 4 4 4 4
Total Investment (Billion USD) 6,8 6,8 6,9 6,9 7,3
IRR Project 5,3% 5,7% 6,7% 6,7% 7,0%
Investment amount and Project IRR for
Configuration with Fuel as the main product
Crude
Unit
Gas Plant
Naptha
Hydrotreater
Diesel
Hydrotreater
Atmospheric
Residue
De-Sulphurization
Residue
Fluid
Catalytic
Cracking
Naphta
Splitter
Isomer
Unit
Catalytic
Reforming
LPG
Gasoline
Gasoline and
Naphta
Diesel
Propylene,
Naptha, Gasoline
Steam
Cracker
Polypropylene
Plant
HDPE Plant
MEG Plant
Aromatics
Complex
Lt. Naptha Gases
Naptha
Polypropylene
HDPE
MEG
Aromatics
Option 2 – Configuration with Fuel and Petrochemical
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RP1 RP2 RP3 RP4
Max Benzene + P-Xylene + Butadine
Max Ron 92 + Ron 95
Max P-Xylene + Diesel
Max Poly Propylene + Ron
92 + C4
Total Crude Feed Stock (thousand barrel/day
300 300 300 300
Basra Light 200 200 200 200
Arab Light 100 100 100 100
Total Fuel Products (thousand barrel/day
182 177 187 185
C3 Mix - - - -
C4 Mix - - - 1
Gasoline RON 92 48 48 48 48
Gasoline RON 95 12 12 12 12
Jet Fuel / Kerosene - - - -
Diesel 122 117 127 124
Total Petrochemical Products (thousand barrel/day)
60 64 60 64
Benzene 11 11 10 10
P-Xylene 33 32 33 32
Butadine 4 3 4 3
Poly Propylene 15 20 15 20
Poly Ethylene HDPE 8 8 8 8
MEG 26 26 26 26
DEG 3 3 3 3
Sulphur 4 4 4 4
Total Investment (Billion USD) 14,7 15,0 14,9 14,9
Project IRR 9,6% 9,7% 9,8% 10,2%
Investment amount and Project IRR for configuration
with Fuel and Petrochemical products
Presentation Agenda
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Indonesia fuel supply and demand
Concession from Indonesian government
The proposed new refinery location
Pre-feasibility study result for the New Refinery in Bontang
Public-Private Partnership
Estimated timeline
Presentation Agenda
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Indonesia fuel supply and demand
Concession from Indonesian government
The proposed new refinery location
Pre-feasibility study result for the New Refinery in Bontang
Public-Private Partnership
Estimated timeline
Time line and Major Milestones for this year
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March
2016
Market Sounding
to Interested
Investors
Investors submit
Investment
proposal
Interested Investors will be provided
with initial Pre-feasibility Study
Information on Bontang New Refinery
Qualified investors submit investment
proposal to Pertamina and Government
of Indonesia
Interested
investors
Identified
Qualified
Investors submit
Proposal
May
2016
Sept
2016
Issuance of
Request for
Proposal (RFP)
Qualified investors will be provided with
Detailed Request for Proposal (RFP)
document
Interested
investors
received RFP
April
2016
Pre-Qualification
of Prospective
Investors
Pre-Qualification process to select
prospective investors from interested
investors for the New Refinery
Prospective
investors
Identified
Selected
investors
announced
After evaluation process, the selected
qualified investor, with the most
responsive proposal will be announced
Selected
Investor
Annnounced
Oct
2016
THANK YOU
Committee for Acceleration of Priority Infrastructure Delivery
Coordinating Ministry Of Economic Affairs
Menara Merdeka,8th Floor - Jalan Budi Kemuliaan I No. 2
Jakarta 10110, Indonesia
T. +62 21 2957 3771, +62 21 2957 3772
F. +62 21 2957 3773
E-mail : [email protected]